Office Hours
Monday to Friday            
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Park Operating Hours
Monday to Sunday          
5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

ABOUT US

Description

The Quezon Memorial Circle Administration Office, under the Office of the City Mayor, oversees the operations, maintenance, and development of Quezon Memorial Circle, excluding a one-hectare area covering the Quezon Memorial Shrine, which is under the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (National Historical Institute).

Quezon Memorial Circle is a 27-hectare national park located at the heart of Quezon City that creates opportunities for economic exchange, relaxation, and recreation. The largest recreational park is vital in establishing and maintaining the quality of life in the community, ensuring the health of its constituents, and contributing to the economic and environmental well-being of the City. The park also facilitates the leisure, recreational, and sporting needs of Quezon City constituents and neighboring cities and municipalities by promoting the use of various recreational facilities and venues.

Mission

To sustain QMC as a prime, safe and modern learning environment that promotes green public space, biodiversity conservation, recreation, socio-cultural, economic exchange and inclusivity for all.

Vision

To make QMC a world-class urban park with sustainable, inclusive and safe green space that is the center of culture, arts, and ecotourism, contributing to the economic and environmental well-being of the city.

Legal Bases

• Memorandum of Agreement Between The Quezon City Parks Development Foundation, Inc. (QCPDFI) And The Quezon City Government On The Formal Turn-Over Of Quezon Memorial Circle To The Quezon City Government.
• Quezon City Council Ordinance No. SP-2136, Series of 2012, “An Ordinance prescribing Minimal Rates For The Use of Various Recreational Facilities Of The Quezon Memorial Circle”
  

Service Pledge

The Quezon Memorial Circle Administration Office commits to:

• Build a safe, clean, green, and sustainable park
• Enrich visitor’s experience through the development, beautification, preservation, and maintenance of the park

Services

Programs

Guides

HOW TO GET A PERMIT FOR USE OF VENUES AND FACILITIES

Requirements:

•  Letter of Intent
• Application Form

Steps: 

1. Submit a letter of intent to the QMC Administration Office (QMCAO).
2. Wait for the approval of the request thru phone call or email.
3. Receive a notification regarding the status of request. If approved, proceed to QMCAO Reservation Desk.
4. Fill-up the Application Form and submit it to QMCAO Reservation Desk.
5. Proceed to Finance & Collection Unit to pay the corresponding fee (if applicable).
6. Claim the permit and official receipt.
7. Proceed to the requested venue on the given schedule.

HOW TO GET A PERMIT FOR CONDUCTING COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES OR OTHER RELEVANT EVENTS

Requirements:

•  Letter of Intent
• Application Form

Steps: 

1. Submit a letter of intent to the QMC Administration Office (QMCAO).
2. Wait for the approval of the request.
3. Receive a notification regarding the status of request. If approved, proceed to QMCAO Reservation Desk.
4. Fill-up the Application Form and submit it to QMCAO Reservation Desk.
5. Proceed to the Finance & Collection Unit to pay the corresponding fee (if applicable).
6. Claim the permit and official receipt.
7. Proceed to the identified area for the conduct of activity.

REFERENCE: MAP OF QUEZON MEMORIAL CIRCLE

REFERENCE: PARKING SPACES IN QUEZON MEMORIAL CIRCLE

Department Directory

Mr. Windsor P. Bueno
QMC Administrator
8731-8391
windsor.bueno@quezoncity.gov.ph

Mr. Ernesto O. Serrano, Jr.
Executive Assistant
8731-8391
ernesto.serrano@quezoncity.gov.ph

Divisions/ Sections

Spotlight

QUEZON MEMORIAL CIRCLE FACILITIES AND AMENITIES

Liwasang Aurora

Liwasang Aurora is named after Aurora Quezon, the wife of former Philippine President Manuel L. Quezon. It serves as a tribute to Aurora Quezon’s contributions to the country.

An open area with a central water feature (Dancing Fountain) and park bench seating. (5,570 sqm). A circular paved plaza decorated in the style of a compass rose. Along with the adjacent stage, it serves as the venue for significant events to be attended by large crowds, such as concerts, Flash Mob, etc.

Century Hall

An air-conditioned and covered event area with toilets that can be used to celebrate personal milestones, birthday parties, private gatherings, conferences, assemblies, seminars, company activities, and other small gatherings.

People’s Hall

A covered open area served as a venue for small gatherings with a maximum of 300 participants. The venue is surrounded by various trees and plants where visitors can feel the fresh air from nature. This is commonly used for seminars, training, and celebrating special milestones in life.

Ampitheater and Ampitheater Open Space

(Closed as of September 2024 due to the ongoing QMC Redevelopment Project)
The Amphitheater is a semi-circular structure with tiered seating that can accommodate many spectators. This venue also has an open-air area surrounded by trees and plants.

This venue, commonly used for various events and performances, provides a space for artists, performers, and local groups to showcase their talents and entertain the public. It is also a venue for community events, festivals, and special occasions.

Basketball and Volleyball Court

(Closed as of September 2024 due to the ongoing QMC Redevelopment Project)
Basketball and Volleyball Courts are popular recreational spots for basketball and volleyball enthusiasts. These facilities allow athletes and recreational players to practice their skills and enjoy competitive games.

The facilities surrounding the court include bleachers or seating areas where spectators can watch the games. There are available toilets, including a shower room and sink, which players can use while on the court. Courts are also equipped with light fixtures, nets, and other accessories to support a variety of sports.

These courts are also considered multi-purpose courts, depending on the types of games and activities to be accommodated.  

Badminton Court

A rectangular open space divided into two halves by a net, where badminton is played. The use of the court shall be available only on a scheduled basis. Only a maximum of two (2) hours shall be given to the requesting party to give a chance to other individuals or groups who want to use the court, subject to the availability of the facility.

The QMC management does not cover the provision of badminton rackets, shuttlecocks, and other sports equipment; hence, each player is advised to bring their own badminton racket/s and shuttlecock/s.

Chess Area

An open area near Fitness Trail offers space for park visitors to play chess. This facility helps them improve cognitive skills like memory, planning, and problem-solving, which is very good for the health of the mind.

Fitness Trail

The Fitness Trail at Quezon Memorial Circle is a popular destination for fitness enthusiasts, individuals looking to stay active, or those who enjoy outdoor exercise. It provides a safe and open environment for people of all fitness levels to engage in physical activities and enjoy the natural surroundings.

The trail has a designated pathway that loops around the park, offering a scenic and convenient route for walking, jogging, running, and other fitness activities. There are fitness stations strategically placed along the path. These stations may include exercise equipment, such as pull-up bars, sit-up benches, and other exercises, allowing visitors to incorporate strength and conditioning exercises into their workout routine.

Playground

The Playground provides various benefits for children, families, and communities. It promotes children’s physical, social, cognitive, and emotional development. This area offers a safe and inclusive play space, fosters community connections, and contributes to the overall well-being of individuals and communities.

Peace Bell

The Peace Bell is a significant symbol of peace and unity. It provides visitors with a moment of reflection and contemplation, reminding them of the importance of peace and unity in the world.

Japan donated it to the Philippines as a gesture of friendship and goodwill, serving as a reminder of the enduring bond between the two nations. The bell is housed in a dedicated structure and is often rung during special occasions and events that promote peace and harmony.

Visitors to the Quezon Memorial Circle can approach the Peace Bell and admire its intricate design. It is not uncommon for visitors to ring the bell as a symbolic act of spreading peace and goodwill.

Flower Garden

The Flower Garden showcases a variety of ornamental flowers, plants, and landscaped areas. Visitors can enjoy a visually appealing experience as they stroll through the garden and admire the different floral arrangements.

The garden is meticulously landscaped, with pathways, benches, and seating areas for visitors to relax and appreciate the surroundings. It is a popular spot for nature lovers, photographers, and families looking for a peaceful and picturesque setting.

Elevated Garden

The Elevated Garden is an open-air area surrounded by trees with elevated areas for gatherings and performances. It is ideal for nature enthusiasts, botany enthusiasts, and those seeking a peaceful escape within the bustling city.

Sets of Trash bins with Informative Posters for Proper Waste Segregation in QMC

The city government, through the QMC Administration Office, has placed 46 sets of trash bins in strategic locations of the park for proper waste segregation. These bins serve as an educational tool, encouraging visitors to practice waste segregation (biodegradable, non-biodegradable, and recyclable wastes), fostering environmental responsibility. Informative posters were also placed to guide parkgoers on where to dispose of their trash according to designated bins. The project encourages everyone to properly segregate waste to reduce the burden on waste management systems.

INSTALLATION OF INFORMATIVE POSTERS AT THE PARK (FEATURING DIFFERENT SPECIES OF PLANTS/TREES)

The city government, through QMC management, placed informative posters featuring different species of plants and trees found at the park. This initiative aims to raise visitors’ environmental awareness and help them learn about the local flora, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of nature. It can enrich the visitor experience by providing interesting facts and engaging content, making their visit more enjoyable and informative.

QMC LAUNCHED ITS QMC BIODIVERSITY FACEBOOK PAGE

QMCAO created a Facebook Page, “The QMC Biodiversity” to share information about QMC biodiversity, featuring flora and fauna, and QMC biodiversity conservation initiatives.

POP QC MERCADILLO AT THE ELEVATED GARDEN OF QMC

Pop QC Mercadillo operated its business again on February 9, 2024 at the Elevated Garden of QMC so that park visitors can experience a unique culinary and cultural experience offered by QC-based entrepreneurs.

KASALANG BAYAN 2024

Kasalang Bayan 2024 was held at QCX Garden from February 12-16, 2024, and attended by couples from District 1 to 6 of Quezon City.

QC NEW YEAR’S COUNTDOWN TO 2024 AND FIREWORKS DISPLAY AT QMC

An estimated 35,000 people composed of different personalities such as government officials, artists, performers, audiences, and park goers visited the park to join and celebrate the QC New Year’s Countdown Concert.

CHRISTMAS LIGHTING

Christmas Lighting Ceremony was led by MAYOR JOY BELMONTE together with Mr. Windsor P. Bueno, QMC Administrator, Mr. Ernesto Serrano, Jr., QMC Executive Assistant and Mr. Rogelio L. Reyes, QCPESO Head on November 29, 2023. Quezon Memorial Circle was transformed into a more welcoming atmosphere with a Tunnel of Lights, Christmas decorations and lighting.

COMMERCIAL AND OTHER AREAS

Plant Stalls Area

Plant stalls within the park premises are available to sell various plants to park visitors. These plants can include flowers, shrubs, herbs, trees, and other greenery. The stall provides a convenient location for people to browse and purchase plants for their gardens, balconies, or indoor spaces.

Plant stalls encourage community engagement and interaction, and act as a gathering point for people interested in gardening, horticulture, or the natural environment. Park visitors may engage in conversations, exchange gardening tips, or attend workshops and demonstrations organized at the park.

Food Stalls/ Kiosks Area

Food stalls and kiosks within the park premises allow visitors to replenish their energy and enjoy a meal or a snack while spending time in the park. These offers convenient and accessible food options, catering to different tastes and dietary preferences.

Having food stalls in the park saves visitors the worry of leaving the park premises to find food elsewhere. It eliminates the need to bring own meals or snacks, as visitors can easily purchase refreshments from the stalls. This convenience makes the park experience more enjoyable and encourages people to spend more time in the park.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Downloadable Forms

Application Form for Venue Rentals

Resources